Dr Hambling is a general practitioner with an interest in diabetes and is the current Chair of the Primary Care Diabetes Society. Working in Norfolk, in the East of England, Dr Hambling is the GP Clinical Lead for diabetes and the Co-clinical Lead for Protect NoW, an innovative project aimed at supporting the implementation of population health and care, and reducing health-care inequality. In addition to her local roles in diabetes, she sits on several clinical advisory groups, including for the National Pregnancy in Diabetes (NPID) Audit, and has recently contributed to the diabetes working group for the Centre for PeriOperative Care (CPOC), a cross-specialty collaboration dedicated to the promotion, advancement and development of perioperative care for the benefit of patients at all stages of their surgical journey.

Willie Hamilton, CBE, MD, FRCP, FRCGP, is professor of primary care diagnostics at University of Exeter. http://medicine.exeter.ac.uk/people/profile/index.php?web_id=Willie_Hamilton The major part of his work is in cancer diagnostics in the symptomatic patient – the one sitting in the GP’s consulting room. He leads the DISCOVERY team, with staffing varying from 6-10, plus 8 PhD students, all supported by his grant awards. These grants total over £35m, including CRUK’s first Catalyst award. He has over 320 publications, including the 2010 and 2015 overall Research Paper of the Year for studies on ovarian cancer and on the public appetite for cancer testing. He also was the cancer category winner in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017. His recent paper, on the risk of cancer with thrombocytosis, was the most downloaded and read paper in 2017 in the BJGP. He was clinical lead on the NICE guidance on suspected cancer, NG12, published in 2015. This governs around £1bn of annual NHS spending. One of his textbooks, ‘Cancer Diagnosis in Primary Care’ won a rather minor BMA award. He gets 50p royalties a copy, so encourages everyone to buy it. He was awarded a CBE in the 2019 New Years’ Honours List for services to improving early cancer diagnosis.

General practitioner with special interest in diabetes mellitus.

General practitioner in Bjørnafjorden municipality, Vestland, Norway. Researcher III at the University of Bergen; consultations for UTI in primary care. Approved petroleum- and seafarer's doctor. Previously worked at Haukeland university hospital, Ålesund hospital and Stranda municipality. Hobby-photographer and -linguist.

Charles Helsper is an MD and clinical epidemiologist, with a background in primary care. He leads research projects concerning the role of the GP in cancer care and is based in the Julius Center for Health Sciences and Primary Care, which is part of the University Medical Centre (UMC) Utrecht, the Netherlands. His research addresses the role of the GP in cancer care, including case finding of those at high risk of cancer, optimizing the diagnostic pathway, support for shared decision after diagnosis, and guidance during- and after treatment. He aims to support a comprehensive perspective of the role of the GP in cancer care, with a focus on clinical impact.

4th year Family Medicine Resident at Braga, Portugal. Assistant Lecturer of Clinical Sciences at The School of Medicine of Minho University. Fellow at the Pain Study Group from the Portuguese Family Medicine Association. Interest in Pain Medicine, Palliative Care, Gerontology, Smoking Cessation and Medical Education. Also a book/movie/music/stand-up comedy/pop culture enthusiast.

MD, MPH, MA; since 2005 Director of the Institute of General Practice and Family Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Magdeburg; since 1999 GP in own surgery in Berlin, Practice of General and Family Practice and Psychotherapy, Stubenrauchstraße 67, 12161 Berlin, www.markusherrmann.org. Undergraduate education in Human medicine and Sociology (MA), postgraduation in Public Health (MPH); Professional development in Psychotherapy (psychodynamic and systemic therapy), Addiction Medicine, Homeopathy and Psychoanalysis. Research experience: Socio-economic aspects of sleep, migration and health, prevention in cardiovascular diseases, risk communication, teaching in interdisciplinary cooperation in the health system, development of guidelines, development of German strategies for alcohol related problems in primary health care settings; professional and faculty development, international primary health care, education in rural medicine and mental health. Research projects: Polypharmacy in multimorbid elderlies, Transfer of neuroscientific research in primary care; Project on Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects of Neuroscience, Professional self-understanding and action logic of general practitioners in the attestation of incapacity due to mental impairment Teaching experience: General Practice, Rural health, Health of the elderly, Naturopathic treatment, mindfulness and self-care, Qualitative research methods, Moderation of quality circle, Psychosomatic basic treatment in Family Medicine, Systemic Family Medicine, Communication skills.

Cees Hertogh is professor of medicine for older people and care ethics at the Amsterdam University Medical Center. He is head of the department of medicine for older people and chairs the University Network of Organisations for elderly care (UNO Amsterdam), a network of 24 long term care organisations, affiliated with Amsterdam UMC. His research focuses on quality of care in the final years of life, with a focus on person-centered care, end-of-life decision-making and ethical issues.

After graduating from the Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya with a Second Class Upper Division pass and Distinction in Pediatrics, I successfully completed my internship in Surgery at the National Hospital of Sri Lanka and Pediatrics at the Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Children. Following the completion of internship, I joined the Department of Family Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo as a Probationary Lecturer in October 2020.

I study medicine at San Martin de Porres University in Lima - Peru. I have been working as a family doctor in Barcelona in different primary care centers for 13 years. Since four months ago I am working in the Respiratory Unit- PCR of the Mutua Terrassa University Hospital. I have a Master´s degree in Geriatrics and Clinical Gerontology from Autonomus University of Barcelona and Master´s degree in Palliative Care from the University of Vic in Catalonia - Spain.

Robert D. Hoffman, MD is a specialist in Family Medicine at a community clinic in Rehovot, Israel I am a clinical tutor in the Family Medicine Residency program, Department of Family Medicine, Sackler Faculty of Medicine at Tel Aviv University and. I coordinate a course in Pediatrics for Family Physicians as part of the residency post graduate diploma studies at the School for Post-graduate Studies, Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University. I am interested in the various forms of narrative medicine and am a course coordinator in Narrative Medicine, (A CME course at the Department of Family Medicine, Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University.) My research is both individual and collaborative, under the auspices of the European General Practice Research Network (EGPRN) and the Tel Aviv GP Research network. My research is supported by grants from the Israeli Association of Family Physicians. Current research includes Family Physician work satisfaction and how to minimize burnout, Covid-19 impact on primary health care, Digital and Distance medicine, Patient usage of the internet for health, Improving early detection of Cancer, and family physician perception of Medical Cannabis. I am a member on the Board of Directors and a representative on the National Independent Physicians Union, Macccabi Health Services.